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How to Make an India Map Mache Poster | Easy DIY craft for kids - Activity Single - FeviCreate
India Map Mache Poster
A patriotic and creative project to design a decorative wall hanging of the map of India. This activity uses paper mache techniques to create a 3D effect with the vibrant colors of the Indian national flag.
Mixed Media Celebration More than 60 mins 13 to 15 years Art & Craft Class 6
Steps to Create this Activity
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Draw the Map Outline
Take a corrugated sheet and a pencil, then carefully draw the outline of the map of India. Once the outline is complete, mark the center point where the Ashok Chakra will be placed.
Prepare the Paper Mache
Take tissue paper, Fevicol MR, and water, and mix them together in a bowl to create a thick paper mâché pulp. Make sure the mixture has a paste-like consistency and is not too watery.
Colour the Mache
Divide the paper mache mixture into three equal parts. Use Fevicryl Acrylic Colours to mix orange, white, and green into the separate parts.
Apply the Mache to the Map
Cut the map outline from the corrugated sheet. Apply the coloured paper mache onto the map cutout, following the order of the Indian flag.
Create the Ashok Chakra
On plain white paper, draw a circle for the Ashok Chakra, then use blue Fevicryl Acrylic Colour to paint the 24 spokes. Allow it to dry completely before carefully cutting it out.
Prepare The Hangings
Take the orange, white, and green threads and braid or twist them together to create three decorative hangings for the bottom.
Final Look
Allow the entire piece to dry completely. Your Tricolour India Map Wall Hanging is now ready to be displayed with pride.
Steps to Create this Activity
Login to see steps
Draw the Map Outline
Take a corrugated sheet and a pencil, then carefully draw the outline of the map of India. Once the outline is complete, mark the center point where the Ashok Chakra will be placed.
Prepare the Paper Mache
Take tissue paper, Fevicol MR, and water, and mix them together in a bowl to create a thick paper mâché pulp. Make sure the mixture has a paste-like consistency and is not too watery.
Colour the Mache
Divide the paper mache mixture into three equal parts. Use Fevicryl Acrylic Colours to mix orange, white, and green into the separate parts.
Apply the Mache to the Map
Cut the map outline from the corrugated sheet. Apply the coloured paper mache onto the map cutout, following the order of the Indian flag.
Create the Ashok Chakra
On plain white paper, draw a circle for the Ashok Chakra, then use blue Fevicryl Acrylic Colour to paint the 24 spokes. Allow it to dry completely before carefully cutting it out.
Prepare The Hangings
Take the orange, white, and green threads and braid or twist them together to create three decorative hangings for the bottom.
Final Look
Allow the entire piece to dry completely. Your Tricolour India Map Wall Hanging is now ready to be displayed with pride.
